Why You Should Never Use Pure Black for Text or Backgrounds
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Did you know that pure black text can cause eye strain? A survey found that “58 percent of adults in the U.S.” have experienced eye strain from working on computers. Designers can do their part to reduce the likelihood of eye strain on their designs by paying attention to the color of black they use. Pure […]
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